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: | : : ' Wi f B 4 is "easier'" on girdles than syn- d . A lead 0 Cuban Ambassador's Wife Brings [ec ictescnis®'S Stati 25 - 4 x _\ [the sales of éither, recently "road- : . # Background of Culture to Canada [sid isa asd una x " Soap and getetgents work equally : re ' By PEGGY THOMAS ' |country sometimes they didn't." |Wel. rgents, o course, Co a Canadian Press Staff Writer For the last three years, Dr,|SPecially good job in hard water . OTTAWA (CP) -- Mrs. Juan|V: Bello was Hn dor tojareas since they do not combine : t Manuel Vasquez-Bell is a Brooklyn-|Costa Rica, which gave Mrs, Vas- Yj the Bop] minerals to leave 2 - ; ; born Cuban with a zest for getting |quez-Bello an opportunity for more ('M on the garment. { ' things done. social work -- staging diplomatic| In washing girdles, guard] ¢ against using too hot water, Pl The wife of the newly-appointed | teas for the benefit of local char- Cuman ambassador to Canada, she|daughter, 20-year-old Margarita, |longed washing action or drying 10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, September 29, 1955 | ano S10 onbacs accomplish any- whe promises to be as versatile|in direct heat. Heavily boned gar-| ments should be washed by hand, | thing in irthpla ities, g in her birthplace--her parents| ities but simple girdles may be washed took her to Cuba when she was| Mrs. Vasquez Bello has one in your automatic washing ma.| four years old. as her mother, She holds a degree ; But she grew up to become one lin home economics, is a qualified chine. | : of Cuba's better known artists, music teacher and now plans to | specializing in portraits, and also|go to college in Ottawa 'to study ! f has left her mark in education and | psychology and languages. social work in Cuba. - 1] ab i out love ie Vasu 1s graauate| Treat Your Girdles | What i love? What i the air tons of ner paintings tore ner Like Little Boys, Is ther i : : SUNDAY, 0(T. Ind, 8:30 P.M. REGENT THEATRE marriage. ; n't Wash Them Often he I In October Reader's Digest a Ming to ii renowned biologist tells you all| about love -- the enthusiasms and at one time she was in charge of the public library hi in the Cuban province of Santa Clara where her husband was gov- ernor. "It was one of the best libraries in the interior of Cuba," she said. "I devoted most of my time to setting up a children's section, where they could come to read and . subsing as / [Wmen seem to beliieve. -- Hk i - look at movies on Saturdays." notuer misconception, ripe for SCHOOLHOUSE IN GERMANY |, Jes YesauerBello aiso taught ict, 1s the Bellet that soap school for 10 years a Havave, ihe > : Cuban capital, while she was study- rry Walker, Halifax, NS, | Canadian school at Soest, Ger- |; Wa onde Sinclair, Toronto, | many. It's a new building, but ng 2 the National Conservatory Ont, meet their new teacher, | to many a youngster it's just SOCIAL WORKER Miss Jean Harkins, Belleville, | plain school. ; Still another of her interests is| Ont., on the opening day of the --Central Press Canadian | , io) Work. While her husband was| | governor of Santa Clara, she said, TASTE JELLIES |she did considerable work among Recent Bride Because of a high pectin content|the children of the area, seeing| that they had food and clothing | Honored By Friends good Iraits for jellies are 8rapes, ng went to school, and '"seeing| apples, currants and gebseberries. that the teachers went too--in the Mrs. Robert Martin, the former - sik so Miss Donna Robinson whose mar-| - riage took place last Saturday at| p First Baptist Church, was enter-| < tained prior to her wedding at several pre-nuptial events. | A cup and saucer shower was held by Mrs. Murray Osborne. Assisting in serving was Mrs. Stanley Lovell and Mrs. Harry, Worden. | The fellow office workers of the bride presented her with a steam fron, bathroom scales and crys-- tal. ; UV A x : ts : | A miscellaneous shower was iu 265 9 ; : Y% | given by Miss Frances Barnum , C1 z / \/ HEREIN served refreshments. | sisting in serving were Mrs. Wal-| . - 3 x/ - = ; Ey Miss Anna Marie] L y, re WAGSTAFFE'S SUPREME GENERAL Miss Betty Hoskin. | ' > UA ER , Mrs. Hugh Donnelly, aunt of the PURE with refreshments. A miscellaneous shower was / Blue. Red and Yellow. | a sardorisi 4 i 60 Ww hg Seve 6e al Gordon Wakely, Toronto, and Mrs. BLUE BRAND BEEF att - Save and Miss Marjorie Hopson. Mrs. A miscellaneous shower was/ ter Ormiston, Bride-clect, Feld a pamy Shel I kh 2 EET ELECTRIC shower.. Co-hostess was s. Fre a ' " , Mrs. Norman Peppiat enigrtaln, \ ¢ cotton in White, Blue, ed at a 'miscellaneous shower | Serving refreshments were Mrs. \ : Gold and Pink. 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